Sentence examples for losing on average from inspiring English sources

"Pig farmers, on the other hand, were losing on average £3m a week.

In January 2012, the city hit the mayor's million-pound target – 47,000 people had signed up, losing on average more than 20 pounds apiece.

The government's own impact assessment of the Welfare Reform Act estimated that as many as 56,000 households would be affected, losing on average about £93 a week.

The government's own impact assessment of the Welfare Reform Act estimated that as many as 56,000 households would be affected, losing on average around £93 a week.

The benefit cap: Around 50,000 families will be affected, losing on average £93 a week when the new rule comes into force in 2013.

"When we're losing on average more than 20 veterans a day to suicide, combating the stigma around mental health-care issues could save lives.

Compared to headache-free individuals, migraine patients in the HUNT study from Norway lost on average 4.4 workdays per year, and persons with non-migrainous headache lost 2.5 workdays per year [18].

People affected by LF lose, on average, one month of income every year because of disabilities and fevers.

In comparison, cells labeled with widely used dyes such as CFSE lose on average one order of magnitude of fluorescence within 24 hours.

Each year he drops off about 7,000 boxes and loses, on average, just one to theft.

From this Budget we calculate that pensioners will lose on average about one quarter of 1% of their income in 2014".